James Gunn He is not giving much when it comes to how the DC universe will take place, but every now and then it drops a comment that makes the fans open.
Case in question: Superman and Batman. Did they meet in the DCU? Are they friends, enemies or something in the middle? According to Gunn, the answer could be more complicated than expected and perhaps already on the move.
During a recent interview with Extrtv, Gunn was asked how David CorenswetSuperman could react to see Gotham’s dark knight for the first time. Gunn’s answer was smart:
“Well, first of all, we don’t know if he has already seen a man dressed as a club. But I think he probably would have seen a similar spirit in that [here’s] Another madman who wears a crazy costume [albeit] with a very different intent. “
What is clear is Gunn’s vision for Superman’s report and Batman is more inclined to the collaboration than to the conflict. World’s finest, Not Batman V Superman. And given that Superman (2025) He resumes with Clark Kent already three years in his hero career, it is totally plausible that the two have already crossed paths.
It is a departure from what we saw on the screen before. Zack Snyder’S Batman V Superman He played the ideological clash between the two icons, while the previous comic iterations often leaning on mutual respect and reluctant partnership. In fact, their relationship has had many different starting points in the history of the DC.
In Superman #76 (1952), Clark Kent and Bruce Wayne awkwardly discover the identities of the other while they share a cruise cabin. In Man of Steel #3 (1986), a Batman more experienced by Batman a beginner superman in Gotham. And in the new 52, their first meeting is all business and smack in the middle of an alien invasion fueled by the boom tube. Each version redefines the way they see and what type of team could become.
What makes Gunn’s DCU intriguing is that he must not supply the “first meeting” Trope. If Superman is already in the workplace, and if Batman is also out there to do his things, perhaps they have already had a coffee.
So, is the DCU Batman already mediating somewhere in the shadows, keeping an eye on the flying boy of Metropolis? Is the best duo in the world already behind the scenes?
It is very possible and that mystery could simply make their possible interaction on the screen even more satisfying.
How do you want to see the first moment Batman/Superman take place in the DCU? Drop the comments.
By Joey Gour
Source: Geek Tyrant
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